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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 12 (March 1906) (1906)

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larger horse- attempts at solving the problem of power. As soon as this is com- flight with a machine of this kind. pleted he plans to give a demon- Four of our illustrations show stration before Prince Waldemar of Denmark, who is greatly interested the recently invented aeroplane of in… … tained the desired height, the op- be about 36 miles an hour. As soon The Vnia Aeroplane Ready to Rise. erator can tilt it by moving his as the machine is in the air, it can The aeroplaDe is mounted on a light quadricycle so that it can be drawn along the ground by its propeller until body toward…

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